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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

W. d. Hoyt & Co. Wholesale and Retail
Druggists. ot Rome Ca. say We have
been seil0g Or. Kings New Discovery
Electro Bitters and Bucklens Arnica SNgs
Tor two years. Have never handled rene
dies that sell as we'll. or give such unisersa
satisfaction There have been some won
derful cures Effected by these medicines IN
this city Several cases OF pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured by
use OF few bottles OF Dr.. Kings New Dis
covsry, taken In connection with Electri'
itts-s. We guarantees them always
old by Wm II. rloos.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

nrvtre Coi.. Nay M Powierly 20
sa~ sal there vas no truth in he publish
Chicaeo to Wsstern s<sen5iies Of Knights
dqnoaneinr him fer having ssii, A. alleged.
thst ere ia6or party deseTved its recent
fefssf in gb'ctko. Re stste8 that there
VS. nothing rue stont e. out ssid n TIE
Krfshta lad agreement s-uong them
ssfres fhs~ vouii settle them privstelv and
nat snresf the zuo~ edge Of them before
the ..-rire
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

That is gold which is worth gold. Health
Is worth more than gold. Don't neglect 8
cough or cold and let il remain 20 irritats
the lungs when 50 cent bottle Of DR.. Bige-
lows Positive Cure will promptly and safely
cure any recent cough. cold or throat or lune
trouble Buy the dollar bottle Of T.. K
Wilson for chronic cases or family use. I'm
dorsed bv physicians and druggists. Pleas
ent 10 taEe
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

Nrv Neax. Ma- lz-W hen Jadge Van
H-ans .ook his sea- IN the Court OF 0ger
So fer-ufaer this morning thsos va %
cne present fo rsrressnt Jacob sharp. and
Nr MARITIME teisphoued Tor ex-Iud-s
Fullerton. who uas soou ln court ~ ani
SURPRISED tnet m 81 not here nov ssid
tha District Attorney. ior { shad move the
"a, oi ,lars fc urrcsel Neo.iaV. Ger
= brief cen rence wi.l ex-J 1tge Fu ileTton
II VS. 4.r.ei r1at the rssa should be- al
jourasd rntI FrlftV al Vnich nme sharp :
csa1sei Tal he expected to msgs sny
faoFon trer 1esire n The case On t1tt
dae i1rl 81 irlv1. and Nr. Msrtins
SAYS i1a .rlal VIII pr1cPet positively on
N1raav nerL TIE cogrt Vas adjourned
q. .L---E.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13
Save Life! SaTe Property!
And save on the Rate of Insurance by the
Ese 81
Vulcan Paint and Soteria.
AbsOluts Protection Against Eztln-
siOu Of Fire.

Tbs fscf has been demonstrated hv ufi-
Derufs friss uaie ir tas fiIv and eisewhefe.
and IT. merits stieste1 By properly owners and
rsp re-eui atire men thfogghcfis ne country. IN
connef ton wit1 - nne re@isfirg qualities Il IS
aeo s,IreTor - al rthers iu fBrslt ify ard - =
rreteet.rn sxst.sf re action 81 ali deSt-1ctiv =
elements sui climatic 'heEges- possessing zres s
caFer * pacif7. tr iisney ~ dniSh src rerrna-
nercv ~ coior TIE 2 efnenfsrv cor possfiCn a
ths rsilt oeirg pure inseed oil snr ne besf
pigments known. AMI prepared 81 Al srsies 81
aoicss mskes . q s-ltaole netertal tor q hcuse,
ui y teftsrV and ccrEoref4.lr pfirrcses As pro-
Ter IN aEainst the rsrs<e> o. AL destructive
elements. ths Nuies1 falnt SAINTS PIE e'f.-
neatly sE tae hest al8 ln fsci me only frs-
rrrot aaint l. ~. Adj .o0as ID atom.
ssrHis tf@fs eot8r esTIts aud rrllfs 4 asrs flrn-
'sfeG ga srp. ieafion-
Al r. FOwEF = fsris-s
Mf1 AT Co Grand 6soI<ls an1 ricaitv.
A p. R6 EkEFf
ErsDf ter Il .Cairaa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

Watson & Co, iO2 Monros-st.. viii on
Saturday next orvanize th-lr second great
cut-d0wu sale. Prices % shoes will be lower
than ever before. We want every buyer o
boots and shoes 90 get orr prices. Begin.
ning on SATURDAY.. ll-h Inst. our word for
70 Ne shall uudersell All competition and
give better goods. az iO2 MonrOe-st. 5. y
Watson & Co. This is no humbug sale.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

The besl oa earth can traly be said o.
zgs' Glfcerlne Salve. which Is a sure.
safe ald speedy cuIe ioE cuts. bruises. scslds.
burns. wounds aud al Other sores. WI
positively eure plies, letter an1 al SKIN
eruptl0ns. Try ibis wonder healer salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded
Only IS cents. Sold oy l. L Wilson
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

Furniture 10 Order.

Anything or everything iu me line spe-
ciai furniture. inside nuish Of hOuss
o.ice or store. wood mAEtsis, and contract
work OF any kiGd made % order on short
notice and in the best manner cut OF thor
oughiy dried lumber of any kind. Designs
furnished when desired.
WOLVERINE CHAIR COMFANY.
Wa.t end pearl-sf. bridge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

At 81 Canal-st. vou can ind Shsd fresh
Ns-ksrel. fresh Goldfish. boiled Lobsisrs.
Lake Superior White Fish and Trout Black
Bass. Rel Snappers. Wall Eyed Pike. also
Cultivated Oysters. solid siilsd cans packed
only ar tle beds in Sew ork, a. the Balti-
more Market.
EurRY & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

TEE Best 5ALvE IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiiblains,
Corns and al Skin Erupuons, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. IL Is
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
sor sale a. Wm II. H.Tibbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

Dr jones Bsi Clover foaiC Is uot e sElna-
al4nE e.s usEFe looa restoring nerve
free loss o. slekness ~ excessive ussiA.
NoEz ~ he Use 90 Ass9g epiusi, r1orpline
or tobacco. it supplies tsot for nerve tis-
cues sns - rs geAtis operative action Re-
moves a. restraint from ths secfellYe or
saas hence css.nz az diseases of stomach
and liver + Il. Niison vii supply TIE
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

The driver % the ten cent delivery
WAGON who took kee OF 20d nails from
our store i36 West fuiton, 20 60 10 cor
nar C0iiege-sve. aud Fulton-st had better
csil Sc our store and save himself tr0uol.
AID costs, as We know his number.
J. O.. BLAEELy & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

The undersigned will pay the highest mar
kst price for HsmlocS bark 20 be loaded on
cars on any side track north of Grand Rap
iGs. scondeuce solicited
\ B. CLARK.
f0i Ottswa-st. Grsnd RAPIDS. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

Ladies may temporarily enhance their
beauty with prepared chalk. 0ut those
Who campiexioos have the rue - nature
use Freewens medicatei. invisible Face
Powder sod by T. X. MrLsoN.
Druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13
MORGAN & AVERY,
EXCLUSIVE
Carpet House.
FIFTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Our stock of Carpets has never
been as large and complete as
now, and at prices that canno,
be undersold. The stock COM
prises everything TO be found in
a frst-class Carpet House.
Our Drapery Department is
rcplete with all the Novelties.
We are Sole Agents for Cor
.icine the best floor covering
known TO the trade. Over
20, 900 yards sold in this city
alone.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

Walking advertisements fo- Dr.. SAGE
Cat1rrh Remedy are the thousands it haa
cured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

lot Of fresh clans. frog legs, halibut and
live Holsters ever shown in this city. al
Dethenthsler' nsh market, III NOnroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13
AN MIUNGN h.Esy-'. %iTays AsTe ns5e

soother CT Laad. It IS the only SAFE
medicine vet made tha. viii remove al
infantie disorders. IL contains no Ogiaa
or Morphine, but gives the child DGtuya
resr from pain. Price 25 cents. Sold bl
J. b. Wilson and w. Z White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-13

The largest sssortnen; Of Spring sn3
Summer Goods ever Shown il this City.
Also. the largest of imported suitings for
$1,000. No erd 10 variety.
Suits S25 and upwards. Pants. as
Patrons Will Do well to se. the in
uaense selection Of goods I have.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07

The constant success OF the Illustrated
London News american editon) is not
ny any means surprise when even the
contents of IL single week is considered.
Take for instance the issue of October
Goth. now on the market, The supple
ment alone, giving an excellent portrait
of Prince Bismarck, is valuable souye
mir TO possess, while in addition there
are pictures of the Nizam of Hyderbad.
two pages devoted to illustrations of the
State of Ireland, another page of Our
Troops in Burmah, one of Bordes Sketch
es IN Kelso, one of Bristol Cathedral, one
OF the Death of Caesar, and most AT
traclive picture of little girl and dog
entitled. Speak! The reading matter is
as interesting and complete as ever, while
the price for all is only ten ceuts. All
news.dealers have it, and the New York
office is in the Potter B2ilding.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07
WHERE THE BONDS ARE .ELn.


=
WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. THE animal
report Of Gen. Rosecrans. register of the
treasury. was Submitted to the secretary of
the treasury Saturday. The report shows
with references to the ownership OF our gov
ernment boa Is that at the end of the last
fiscal year, June 81 1887, of the $3.50, 49,, 3l2
of government registered bonds outstanding,
$iI, 0Ul, 500 or only IL per cent. were held
abroad: S2I2 AS. $50 were DEPOSITED with the
treasury by national banks. and 500. 0T6 U72
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07
THE AMERICAN IDEA.


A Puzzle to People Beyond the Atlantic.
Opportunities for Everybody.
The writers and thinkers beyond the At
iaEtic are in perpetual maze over the nu.
merous examples Of Americans who have
won success. The cast iron, brass bound
castings of their own social system form con-
slant barriers to the youth of their own land.
titled pauper is, in jubilee year, made q
high grade official in the army or navy. with
no service and thousands Of an income as the
adluncts; the grandchildren of an ex-soldier
are heavily pensioned. even to the Youngest,
and the thinkers and toilers burn the mid
night oil and sweat drops of blood to main
tam those who look upon them as SO many
mere animals of burden.
Inc hexIhility of our domestic institu-
ions may In these days of unrest not be
fuily appreciated. The young man at work
at the bench or in the store is some day to he
the leader III the mercantile, political or
social world, and the lad who lights stree,
lamps or delivers papers is by and by to lead
III the profession he has marked out for him.
self. Iva --''''
III no iahd are there such opportunities for
nieh OF varied capacity as in this. The conn
Try ana city training Of the coming man will
.eii III time These make the "all roundp la.
DorerS That keep moving the people. There
is In this no intimation that to be a,Jack of all
trades AMI master of none is the desidera.
tum The man who thus pursues his course
Is scarcely safe guide or mentor. But those
VINO reach the front do so from the very ma.
cessities of the case; the Hebrew slave leads
the swarms of serfs out from the valley q,
the Nile to the land beyond the Jordan. tbe
motherless boy in the log cabin on the Sapoa,
mon becomes the modern Moses to free4 On
900 of slaves; the plain and Unaffected tarne,
of Galena is the head of the army and twice
the nations chief magistrate; the hopeful
lad on the towpath turns it to the Whit,
House and fame. Our secular history I,
teeming with examples of carpenters son,
from the Nazareths of the world who hav,
left for our betterment luminous lessons Of
the larger iife.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07
rHE DAILY a RGUS
MONDAY, NOVEMBER z. 1897.

THE Freeport Daily Bulletin is becor-
ing more metropolitan every day, and
now il blossoms out with real. genuine
libel suit on its hands. Tie Bulletin had
the temerity TO speak IN plain English OF
a certain groggery in that city, where
blear.eyed buns ami blackguards were
wont to frequent, and as a result the pro
prietors want IS, GEO to heal their injured
feelings. We envy the Bulletin. Ever,
successful newspaper has libel suit t.
defend at some time or other. and they
are Of incalculable benefit. Especially
are they desrous when there is no danger
of accruing damages as in the Bulletins
case
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07

THE female book agent is yet abroad in
the land 1t may not be consolatory or
welcome news to our country readers, but
it is the sad truth that of late the enticing-
and ofttmes enhancing lady vender of
subscription of literature has confined her
seductive wauderings TO the rural dis
ny,eyed denizeu of the big cities, who
has grown callous to all raids upon his
pocketbook in the name of literature, ev-
en- by the most charming of unqestiona-
bly, youthful and pretty agents. That
there is danger to the peace of some hith-
erto quiet agricultural communities in
this new departure of the lady book ven
ders may be readily imagined, and the
results have already begun to develop
themselves. Six mouths since Miss
Celeste Nash. a native of Boston. ap-
pesred in Reading Pa, and brought with
her not only battery of bright eyes but
trunk full of subscription books. She
was not compelled, as the local chroni>
cler puts it, ''to make her living in that
way" for she claimed to belong to the
bluest OF Boston's blue blood and had en-
gagged in the business merely to see the
country and study human nature She
proceeded at once to perfect her knowl-
edge of this last subject by establishing
herself in nicely furnished apartment
directly opposite the residence of seven.
ty>year-old widower, who was deacon
ID the Baptist church and incidentally
worth half million of dollars. Miss Nash
kept selling her books and never missed
night for two weeks at the Baptist pray
er meeting. At the beginning of the third
week she had gathered in the septuage-
marian, Mr.. Kirby, and had married him
of hand one. night as he saw her home
from the church meeting. When she
started two weeks after the marriage to
have the venerable deacon assign a large
portion of his property she struck against
the snag of q Pennsylvania Dutchman s
holding power, and then there wss big
rumpus. He refused and she left him.
and appealing to the courts asked for a
big sum in alimonv Can it be believed
that the unsympathizing Judge, after
hearing both sides and listening to the
reading of just eighty-seven perfumed
notes with which the gentle Celeste had
bombarded the ancient widower during
the two weeks siege of his heart, threw
the case gu: of court and told the weep.
ing book agent to 90 back to her bus
band2 But she did not 60 back. for she
resumed her book selling and HE'D her
self away to find, perhaps, some more
tractable old gentleman in the realms of
ruradom.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07

of Socialists and Anarchists was held here
Sunday evening To take action on the case of
the seven condemned men at Chicago. 1t is
understood that there will be call for vol
unteers to go to Chicago to BE- there next
Thursday night, and it is the general belief
that an attempt at rescue will DO made at
that time as there will be gathering of
Reds from all parts of the United States
There have been preparations going on here
for some time among the Anarchists, but it is
impossible to ascertain the nature of the
action to be taken.
CHICAGO Nov. IA telegram from Gin
cnnati says the Anarchists there have been
making some mysterious movements lately
and it is asserted that a movement is on foot
to send contingent to this city 1t is also
stated that fifty left Cincinnati for here FRI
day last, aud the impression is that a muir
deraus effort will be made to rescue the con
l,.utn+s1
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07
LINGG'S DERNIER RESORT.
FOUR GAS PIPE BOMBS FOUND IN THE
ANARCHISTS CELL,
Beautifully Adapted to Blow Mans
Head Off, but Otherwise Not
Very Destructive.

Opinion Expressed That They Were In
tended for Suicide Extraordinary Pre-
caution Against Any More of the Same
The Feeling Of the Amnesty Men-omin-
Gus Movement of Anarchists-A Villain
Gus Threat from the French Srction.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07

ST. PAUL DE LoANpA, Nov. News has
been lived here from Henry NJ. Stanley
under date Of Sept. to the effect that the
expedition had left the camp that he estah-
lished about eight days journey from the
Mabode country, and was advancing toward
the western shore Of Albert Nyanza. The
men were greatly fatiguad. Stanley halted
for four days to reorganize the expedition,
and then, leaving thirty men to guard this
new camp proceeded toward Albert Ny
anza. Stanley says he had learned that
Emin PaSha was in good health
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07

CHICAGO, Nov, Z Telegrams from Cen
traia, Charleston, ami Aurora, Ills, and
VlncenneS. Ind, state that forest fires arc
raging with great fi,rceuess in those vicini-
ties, AMI that the l'e"llr are kept busy fight
ing the itawrs from thrir farm houses and
crops, and even the towns have been in dan
ger.
The Albert Lea mills, at Albert Lea, MINI.
was totally destroyed by fire Saturday night
1t will he rebuilt at oure The loss is So,
O0', insurance, So 900
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07

New YORK, Nov. Billy Madden, for
merly John L. Sullivan's manager, is writing
a play. A few days ago he had it copy
righled. Harry Hill will be tie star in it.
Round New York; is the title of the play.
1t viii be picture of city life, after the
style of Augustin Days "Around the Clock"
Of a dozen years ago, Madden tried to get
this play, but the rights were valued at 500
a week. with guarantee of fifteen weeks
run. He next tried to get John Brougham's
"The Lottery of Life" but $50 weekly royal
ty was demanded for that. So he decided to
write his own play Round New York
will detail the experience of green poll
tician who tries TO work the city in bis own
interests and gets "worEed" himself
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07
SHOOTING PEOPLE IN LOUISIANA.


FRANKLIN, La, Nov. News was re-
ceived here Saturday that four white men
were shot by strikers Friday night while at
tending cane carriers near Berwick. The
sheriff summoned posse of about forty men
from this vicinity and left for the scene of
the shooting, increa'iug the posse along the
route to about eighty substantial citizens.
Capt Cades' company passed down to Ber-
wick on Il train at noon.
NEW IBERIA, La. Nov saturday even
ing report was current here that several
men had been killed at Pattersonville, and
some color is given to the rumor by the fact
that Capt Pharr left here by train for Pat.
tersonville Saturday morning in compliance
with orders. Capt. Cades Saturday evening
telegraphed from Pattersonville as follows:
Six prisoners We're unprecedented at Pat
tersonvlle to-day by posse of the sheriff Of
st Mary's parish, and in attempting TO es
cape five OF the six were killed"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 7-Messrs Par
dee, Coke & perringor, thu largest individual
operators in the I,ahigh anthracite region,
who have been working their mines since the
strike began with non-uuion hands, have ten
dered their laborers an advance of 4 per cent
over the wages paid when the strike began
as the advance in coal during October was
sufficient to warrant this. The same offer, II
is stated, is open to the striking miners with
the understanding that when the price OF
coal go-s down it viii he taken off, an
that if there are any further advances in tn,
price Of coal the miners shall have the
benefit of it. They have not so far accepted
as it Is per cent. below their demand 4
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07
BILLIARDS AT CHICAGO.


Si"sson aud Schaefer Play Handicap Games
and Lose.
CHICAGO, Nov The cushion-carom bill
lard tournament opened Saturday evening
to small auiience Charles Mathews of
ficiated d marker and Henry Ryan as referee
Slosson and Moulds played the first game,
the latter to run 10 to Sosson's 200 The
accuracy of Mouid'a long-distance shots was
especially admired. The game proved to be
very tame until the twenty seventh inning
when the players seemed to wake up. Moulds
won the game in the thirty fifth inning
Slosson's highest ruu was % and Moulds 49,
Total points-Mouds, 10; Slosson, Ill
Averages-Moulds, 5 IL; Slosson, ) 9-34
The next game was between Schaefer and
Thatcher, and was played with the same odds
as the previous one, Schaefer being required
to make 200 points TO Thatcher's 10 Schaefer
played a very uneven game Thatcher started
off poorly, but finally woke up, and played a
strong game Schaefer made ia points,
Thatcher no Highest runs-Schaefer, %;
Thatcher, o. Averages-sichnefer, 3; Thatch-
or I JI-5g
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07
SEEMS TO BE SOME MISTAKE.
Archbishop Corrigan Flatiy Contrsdicts
Mc'GlyDD's Assertion

Archbishop Corrigan Flatiy Contrsdicts
Mc'Glynns Assertion.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4 Referring to DIR.
McGlynn's boast that the church was going
to back down in his case, Archbishop Corri-
gan said that the tenor Of DR. Mc(Ilynn's
speech as gathered from the morning pa
pers, was that of Il campaign vancouver to
get votes At is impossible" the archbishop
said, THAT his case has been, or will be re
opened by DR.. McDonell, who is now in
Spain. There is no chance of DR. McGiynn's
case being reconsdered, unless he
presents himself to the pope at
Rome in response to the commands of the
holy father nearly year ago The church
has not officially condemned Henry Georges
doctrines, but it never considered them
worthy of notice or condemnation; but if
condemnation is desired, it may be found in
the holy fathers letter to me, where he says
in the beginning; You bring to my notice
the false doctrines, etc. Further condemns
ton can be found easily by DIR. McGlynn and
his friends, however. if they desire it, and
they know the way to obtain it,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07
lNCENOlARlsM Al DUouQUE.
Evident Attempt to Burn the Business Part
of the City.


DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov saturday night
several further attempts were made to start
fires in different parts of the city, and the
anxiety of property holders naturally in
creases. Two men attempted to gain an en-
trance to Knapp, Stout 4 Cox mill Office
by forcing open the shutters and christening
the window lat cheS. As they were about to
enter an officer Intercepted them and chased
one, but failed TO capture him. Knapp,
Stout & Co suffered loss of Sl5, 000 by an
incendiary fire the night previous. What
object the men had in gaining an entrance to
the Office is not known.
In the main yard of the company two
places were found where light kindling
saturated with benzine had been placed I'M
der piles of seasoned lumber In Robinson's
lumber yard, located in the southern part of
the city, similar arrangements had been
made. The plan was doubtless to fire all the
lumber yards at onca. and thus destroy the
business and manufacturing portion of the
city. Extra patrolmen were put on guard
Sunday, and many citizens will watch. The
lumber men are greatly alarmed Their in
surance is likely to be cancelled at any
moment. One firm is said to have ell sed
down until the danger is over.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-07
SUING THE FIDELITY RECEIVER.


CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. THE American
Exchange National bank, of Chicago, has
sued Receiver Armstrong, of the Fidelity
bank, in the United States circuit court for
$lo0, 900, the face of draft given June "a,
1887 by the Fidelity bank on the Chemical
National bank, of New York. Interest is
demanded from June II, 1887. Also for
$500, coo, the face of certificate of deposit
or letter of advice sent from Cincinnati June
IA, as a deposit by Wiltshire Eckert & Co,
to the credit of c. j. Kershaw & Co.
of Chicago A credit of 81, 'i02 "A is
allowed for balance of account Interest
is demanded from June IS, 1857. Also for a
draft, or bill of exchange, for 500, 900 given
by the Fidelity bank uron the Chemical
bank of New York to the credit of C. J.
Kershaw & Co, of Chicago. Interest is de
manded from June H.
The several petitions say the claims, prop.
erly verified, were presented to Receiver
Armstrong, but he refuses to allow, and re
jected the same The petitions state that the
consent of the comptroller of the currency
has been obtained to bring these suits